Tony Ching Siu-Tung
Birthday: 1953-10-30
Birthplace: Hong Kong, China
Gender: Male
Owned By: Unowned
Tony Ching Siu-Tung (traditional Chinese: 程小東 (born 1953) is a Hong Kong action choreographer, film director, actor and film producer, who has directed over 20 films, including the critically acclaimed supernatural fantasy A Chinese Ghost Story (1987).
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Credits
| Year | Title | Character | |
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2021-08-28 | Kung Fu Stuntmen | |
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2003-12-30 | Belly of the Beast | Kong |
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1992-01-15 | Twin Dragons | Violinist |
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1991-11-30 | The Banquet | |
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1990-06-07 | Goodbye Hero | movie director |
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1980-08-03 | Young Outcasts | |
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1980-02-29 | The Master Strikes | Lung |
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1979-05-18 | Snake Shadow, Lama Fist | Ching Keung |
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1979-05-12 | He Who Never Dies | |
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1979-05-05 | Monkey Kung Fu | Wei Chung |
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1976-05-20 | Beautiful Vixen | Third Robber |
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1975-12-21 | The Golden Lion | Wang's Thug with Eye-patch |
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1975-08-21 | The Last Message | Scuba Diving Student |
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1975-06-07 | Lady of the Law | |
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1974-08-02 | Stoner | Gang member |
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1974-06-14 | This Time I'll Make You Rich | Ship cook/Thug |
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1973-11-11 | The Life for Sale | |
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1973-09-26 | The Rats | |
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1973-05-09 | None But the Brave | |
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1973-01-05 | Ambush | Han Chung's Bandit |
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1972-10-01 | Hapkido | Black Bear Student (uncredited) |
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1972-07-09 | Intimate Confessions of a Chinese Courtesan | Wu's Thug (uncredited) |
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1972-01-06 | Pursuit | Apple thief |
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1971-05-12 | The Angry River | |
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1968-11-14 | The Jade Raksha | Master Yan's Thug (uncredited) |
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1966-04-07 | Come Drink with Me | Boy Monk Who Gets Dart in Eye |